| | Balarāma | Lord Krsna's first expansion, appearing as elder brother of Krsna, manifestation of spiritual strength. |
| | Bhagavān | The possessor of all opulences, the Supreme Lord. |
| | Bhakti Yoga | Linking with the Supreme Lord through devotional ser v1ce. |
| | Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati | Founder of India's famous Gaudiya Math mission, and spiritual master of His Divine Grace A. C. Bhaktivedanta Svami Prabhupada. |
| | Bhaktivinoda Ṭhakur | A great devotee, father of Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati. |
| | Brahmā | The first created living being in the universe, empowered by Lord Viṣṇu to further create the material manifestation and rule the mode of passion. |
| | Brahmā Samhita | An ancient Sanskrit scripture of the prayers of Brahma to Govinda. |
| | Brahma-bhūta | State of being freed from material contamination, and transcendentally happy by virtue of devotional service. |
| | Brahmacārī | Celibate student; the first ashrama. |
| | Brahmajijñāsā | Inquiry into spiritual matters. |
| | Brahmajyoti | The impersonal effulgence emanating from the transcendental body of Lord Krsna and illuminating the spiritual world. |
| | Brahmāloka | The abode of Lord Brahma, highest planet in the material universe. |
| | Brahmān | (1) the Supreme Personality of Godhead; (2) the impersonal, all pervasive aspect of God; (3) the total material substance (mahattattva); (4) the individual soul. |
| | Brāhmana | The intellectual, or priestly class, according to the Vedic social system of varnas. |